Companies making robots are looking at making them open App platforms. This means that robots would not only be good for one group of pre-defined tasks but that they would evolve over time as App developers come out with new creative ideas. 

This model is clearly the best one as demonstrated by the success of the iPhone but let's remember one thing: mobile Apps existed long before Apple launched the App Store. But it took Apple's marketing genius to pull it off and make them really mainstream. Before Steve Jobs' taking a shot at it, Nokia failed at making Symbian Apps mainstream. So did Microsoft on Windows phones. 

Not sure unheard-of robot makers such as Jibo and Blue Frog Robotics have the marketing capacity to make Apps for robot a success yet but this is going to be an interesting space to watch. 

Time me for a v2 or is it simply that he category is a fail?

Apple set expectations really high.

How high?

Too high according to Mike Rundle - a designer with a sharp eye for details who owned 8 iphones (so can't be accused of being an Apple-basher).

I've decided to pass for now on this product for a number of reasons - not the design flaws he points out - but this doesn't make me regret this decision. 

Beautiful designer concept. Not sure why Apple would ever design a drone but it looks like everybody expects to come out with something unusual like a car or a tv. Time to be bold again Apple!

A hard drive un your fingernail. 

Price tag not cheap but a cool solution to double the space in your MacBook without buying a new one. 

May the force be with your remote control...

Who doesn't want to surf the clouds?

Interesting review if you're considering this device to improve your tennis. It's not without impact on the way you play - in a good and bad way. 

This has been done before and I've tested one of these cases for videos with great results. But this new one seems to take it further by adding an app as part of the equation. Curious to see it in action. 

Isn't it time we had HUD technology in cars?

It's strange that Apple hasn't leveraged the retina technology on its smaller laptops yet - where good resolution is the most useful. 

This is genius.